Periscope (1.0)

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Usage:

Peri.dot

var periscope = include('periscope')

var pscope_add() -> Null {
    return(periscope.skip(
        'Out of date'
    ))
}

var pscope_sub() -> Null {
    assert(10 - 5 == 5)

    return(Null)
}

var pscope_mul() -> Null {
    assert(10 - 1 == 10, 'Hmm. Somethings not right')

    return(Null)
}

Bash

# Test files
periscope peritests/*

# More help
periscope -h

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